Marcello Zerilli has been passionate about violin making since his youngest age and is always searching for new recipes and know how to perfect his art.
He multiplies the research and the experience w
Jean Schmitt founded our Manufacture in 1981. Jean-François Daber is now a leading reference regarding high level bows.
We aim at helping musicians produce the sound they imagine getting the most out
JOHN MOLINEUX
1947 Born in Los Angeles, California
1950 Family moved to England
Instrument – making
1972 – 74 Training : Newark School of Violin Making.
Pass with distinction.
Music and Story-tell
Through these pages I can take you on a virtual visit of my workshop…
I will tell you about the way I see my work, the contribution I hope to make to restoration and the specific features I have dev
Born in 1798 in Mirecourt in a family of luthiers for 5 generations, he was trained as a luthier like three of his four brothers, in the studio of his father Nicolas-François.
Very gifted, when the P
JEAN-PASCAL NEHR
For more than thirty years now, I have been
Consisting of a stock of several hundred rods
Of pernambuco wood. Each of these chopsticks was
Rigorously selected according to my criteria
After studying furniture making my passion for instruments and music inspired me to take a two year apprentiship, which consisted of classical guitar making with Bruno Perrin. I continued my apprentis
TONY ECHAVIDRE
In addition to adjusting your instrument, the Tony Echavidre workshop welcomes you for any request for a bow.
8 rue de Guienne, BORDEAUX, 33000, France
Contact Tony Echavidre
Tel +33 6
Pierre Nehr was born in 1978 in Aix-en-Provence, South of France.
In 1994, he spent days watching his brother Jean-Pascal Nehr, “Meilleur Ouvrier de France”, working. The smell of wood, th
Violin making in the 21st century has reached a crucial point. Never in history has there been such an abundance of precise and valuable data so easily accessible to makers. By the medium of Internet,
From early childhood, Savine felt intense pleasure when listening to master works of the violin repertoire. JS Bach’s sonatas and partitas played by Nathan Milstein, Mendehlson’s violin concerto
Emmanuel Carlier began his bow-making apprenticeship in 2005 with Gilles Duhaut in Tours. He then joined the Maison Bernard in Brussels and became assistant to Pierre Guillaume with whom he developed
